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    Working with shadows.: by nigelb, Views[281]
         		 Walking to the fields bright and early.: by nigelb, Views[240]
         		 Nigel looking dangerous with that saw in his hand. Dont do it Nigel! : by nigelb, Views[256]
         		 Getting some information on one of the organic farms we visited.: by nigelb, Views[255]
         		 Very healthy looking vegetables on this organic farm.: by nigelb, Views[267]
     
    Picking up the ingredients for our Australia / New Zealand night. Our transport was the camp doctor's ambulance on his way to take Nigel to get some tests done. Transport here is multy purpose!: by nigelb, Views[257]
         		 Getting the usual morning briefing before starting work.: by nigelb, Views[300]
         		 This was the sunset as seen from outside our room at the camp.: by nigelb, Views[250]
         		 At the construction site. : by nigelb, Views[240]
         		 Some of the guys had choosen to work at the construction site instead of on the citrus plantation.: by nigelb, Views[302]
     
    This guy in the foreground, fought along side Fidel in the Sierra Maestra.: by nigelb, Views[300]
         		 Taking a break to eat some juicy oranges. : by nigelb, Views[302]
         		 Back to work!: by nigelb, Views[284]
         		 Pruning the citrus trees.: by nigelb, Views[482]
         		 the farm machinery.: by nigelb, Views[310]
     
    The gang just before starting work on the citrus plantations.: by nigelb, Views[337]
         		 Nigel on the way to work on the citrus plantations at sunrise. Cuba had a beautiful sunrise on most mornings, and it was a pleasure to walk to the plantations at this early hour.: by nigelb, Views[312]
         		 Transport for the whole family.: by nigelb, Views[2165]
         		 The farmers on the land where we worked.: by nigelb, Views[320]
         		 A very colourful view of the farm with such rich colours. Horse and carts were used for transport.: by nigelb, Views[278]
     
    One of the workers on the farm with the horse and cart.: by nigelb, Views[268]
         		 On the farm again with Nigel in the background.: by nigelb, Views[290]
         		 On one of the farms where we did some agricultural work. The soil here was incredibly red in colour (rich in Iron).: by nigelb, Views[324]
         		 Me hugging Cuba's national tree (la palma real). At that time, we were experiencing a cold front coming from the north and temperatures were unusually cold for Cuba (around 15 deg C).: by nigelb, Views[489]
         		 One of the coordinators of ICAP at the New Year's party. Her name is Milagros. She is a very affectionate and caring person. She also knows how to have fun!: by nigelb, Views[337]
     
    The speech at the flower ceremony comemorating Julio Antonio Mella, the next morning after our arrival at the camp. It was after this ceremony that we participated in a 5km marathon in which Nigel and I did very well.: by nigelb, Views[381]
         		 The ceremony at the camp.: by nigelb, Views[313]
         		 Our New Year's party at
         		 Our arrival at the Julio Antonio Mella International camp where we met with our commrades from Australia and New Zealand.: by nigelb, Views[1200]
         		 Relaxing on the beaches to the East of Havana, popular with locals and where things were particularly cheap as it was out of the more touristy areas.: by nigelb, Views[362]
     
    The future generations of Cuba.: by nigelb, Views[260]
         		 Passing the time in Havana on a warm afternoon.: by nigelb, Views[279]
         		 These old school buses were a common sight. Reminders of the past history of Cuba.: by nigelb, Views[314]
         		 Ruins in the suburb of Miramar, at some walking distance from the house where we were staying.: by nigelb, Views[288]
         		 A bench seat at the Simon Bolivar plaza.: by nigelb, Views[300]
     
    Music on the streets of old Havana.: by nigelb, Views[344]
         		 One of the rundown old buildings in Havana. Building materials are hard to come by, therefore maintanence is difficult.: by nigelb, Views[327]
         		 The Capitolio in Havana. This building was government house before the triumph of the revolution. These days it is a museum.: by nigelb, Views[362]
         		 The morning after arriving in Havana/Cuba at our homestay where we stayed for 1 week before starting the brigade.: by nigelb, Views[283]
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         		 Nur hier gibt´s Brot, und natuerlich ueberall dasselbe-Sólo aqui hay pan y siempre el mismo: by franzi, Views[388]
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    Transportmittel Lastwagen-camionetas como medio de transporte: by franzi, Views[358]
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         		 El Mural de la Prehistoria, wat ne Verarschung: by franzi, Views[324]
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